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Patrick Koepele is executive director of the Tuolumne River Trust. This article originally appeared in the Modesto Bee.
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Rather than fighting over flow allocation in the San Joaquin River, water users should collaborate on a groundwater banking system. That could let river restoration proceed while ensuring enough water for all concerned, says Patrick Koepele of the Tuolumne River Trust.
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